Wyders Dry Pear Cider

Brewed by Wyders Beverages Canada
Style: Perry
Port Moody, Canada

Pale yellow with a bit of carbonation. Aroma is very light peach with a dry sweet flavor and finish.

Very pale straw. Effervescent. Fruity, floral aroma. Sweet pear flavor with an off-putting meaty aftertaste.

Almost clear in the glass. Thin and very sweet, just sugar and pears in the taste. Nothing to get excited about, but I do enjoy this poured half and half with some Guiness Draught.

This pear cider is better than their rasberry but not on par with the appple. Wyder’s stuff tends to be too sweet and that’s probably because they are using the cheapest corn sweatner they can get their greedy little hands on. Oh well.

11.5 oz bottle, Whip-In Liquors, Austin, Tx. Pours a light chablis like faint golden with no head or bubble action - do something! Pleasant enough pear-like aroma, just a tad artificial. Flavor has some rusted bucket notes with a faint trace of pear juice but it is way too artifical. Tastes old and stale.Mouthfeel is sticky - in an unpleasant way. Pass on this one.

Pour is almost clear but itdoes have a hint of yellow, a slight one...smells like lime and pear...taste is sweet and pear...arificial sugar...

Pours a super light yellow color. Aroma is like sweet artificial pear. Flavor is somewhat sweet and plastic. Nice for a real hot day I suppose.

Pours a very light white grape juice color--nearly clear. Nose is perfumed with pear. Not nearly as much depth in the flavor as there is in aroma--pleasant but watery and a bit flabby. Gently carbonated and not at all fizzy. Insanely drinkable due to lack of flavor and alcohol with just a tiny bit of tartness that lingers in the finish. You’ll see that this is seriously unnatural if you read the ingredients.